Sophia Michaels
Tori Spelling’s recent performance on “Dancing with the Stars” (DWTS) has led to speculation about her well-being among viewers and comments about her appearance. The renowned actress from “Beverly Hills, 90210” joined an exciting cast that includes personalities like Phaedra Parks and Dwight Howard, all aiming for the coveted mirror ball trophy. Spelling and her partner, Pasha Pashkov, kicked off their journey with a Foxtrot, impressively scoring 17 out of 30. Nevertheless, her name is currently trending for reasons beyond her dancing.
While some fans have voiced genuine concerns, others have made critical remarks. A user on X, formerly Twitter, questioned, “Is Tori Spelling sick? What’s going on?” while another remarked, “Tori Spelling really needs to eat… A LOT!! #DWTS.” Additionally, there was speculation regarding possible cosmetic procedures with comments like, “Did Tori Spelling get botox or fillers on her lips? #DWTS.” Another user simply asked, “What happened to Tori Spelling’s face? #DWTS.”
However, amidst the criticisms, Spelling found supporters. One user defended her, stating, “Already seeing people body-shaming Tori Spelling in the #DWTS hashtag. Not cool! It’s 2024 — let’s stop talking about appearances.” Importantly, Spelling is not unwell; she has been using Mounjaro, which is known as a weight loss aid, according to People.
Tori Spelling is enjoying her time on DWTS
The reality show “Dancing with the Stars” has a reputation for showcasing both the highs and lows of celebrity contestants, yet Tori Spelling appears to be relishing the experience despite online chatter. After the Season 33 premiere, Spelling took to Instagram, expressing her excitement about her first week on the show. She thanked everyone for their support, sharing, “Being on #DWTS live last night was a dream come true. Let’s keep dancing! #Grateful #DancingWithTheStars.”
During her post-dance interview with E! News, Spelling conveyed her happiness, stating she had her five kids in the audience and that she overcame her fear of participating after years of apprehension. She expressed her joy in committing to the show and noted the rigorous preparation involved, comparing it to a “boot camp.”
Is anyone else cheering for Spelling?
